The session on “My Family and Other Animals” with Brinda Ghosh ma'am was engaging, insightful, and enriching. The session beautifully explored the themes of family, relationships, nature, and the fascinating bond between humans and animals. Brinda Ghosh’s lively, captivating narration made the discussion enjoyable and easy to connect with.
The session encouraged us to look at the text from different perspectives and helped us appreciate the author’s unique way of portraying family and nature. Overall, it was an interactive and thought-provoking session that deepened our understanding of the work and left us with many interesting insights.
I really enjoyed the session on “My Family and Other Animals” by Brinda Ghosh ma'am. It was fun, interactive, and helped me better understand the book. I loved listening to the interesting insights and stories shared during the session. Overall, it was a wonderful and enriching experience!
The session was enriching and practical. Gerald Durrell’s words reminded me that slowing down helps us notice the extraordinary in ordinary routines, just as I pause during assemblies to observe gratitude and discipline in small gestures. Michiko Aoyama’s story of rice balls and crabs echoed how everyday choices, even in food or care, reflect empathy and respect, values I try to weave into classroom practices and family life. Overall, the readings were not just literary; they were mirrors to daily living, urging us to stay attentive, empathetic, and open-minded in our roles as educators and individuals.
Ravina
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